Question: Mr Prime Minister, my question pertains to taxation. In recent weeks â€“ perhaps in recent years â€“ there is a growing expectation both internationally, including in your country and in ours, where stakeholders have been raising claims on companies for a greater payment of taxation.  Thereâ€™s also an expectation from governments, including ours, that many companies will contribute more to taxation.  So, my question to you, sir, is, what is your brief to business leaders?  Is taxation to be treated as a cost of doing business and, therefore, the minimisation of which is in some sense a legitimate business pursuit? Or, is it an appropriation of profits which â€” which, therefore, as business leaders you must take pride in maximising and sharing with governments and stakeholders and all of you. What is your position on this subject?Prime Minister: Well, my position is taxation is a part of the cost of doing business, but I think if you like, thereâ€™s

'If taxes are low, it's only fair to ask businesses to pay'

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So, why is your country important for Britain&rsquo;s future? The most obvious reason is economic. There is still a development road to travel but, thanks to the reform process begun by Manmohan Singh in the 1990s, the Indian tiger has been uncaged and its power can be felt around the world.

David Cameron

David Cameron

David Cameron

'If taxes are low, it's only fair to ask businesses to pay'

'We can feel India's power back in UK'